
In a world obsessed with quick fixes, licensed therapists Amanda White and Sam Dalton cut through black-and-white thinking to explore the messy reality of mental health. Drawing from both evidence-based practices and personal struggles, we have candid conversations about perfectionism, burnout, relationships, and cultural trends. No oversimplified advice—just honest dialogue about what healing act... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In conversation, we deep dive all about emotions:
* The 1960s research that convinced everyone facial expressions are universal, and the methodological flaw that's been sitting insi... more
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In this episode, Jennifer breaks d... more
Everyone calls it the Kennedy curse. Sam calls it something else: a family system doing exactly what it was designed to do.
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I’ve been loving your pod lately. The Mormon Wives episode was smart and helpful. While others gossiped, you explained the nuance beautifully. I look forward to each episode
I’m a therapist who recently started listening and am just loving the intention of this podcast. So much content right now doesn’t leave space for dissonance or disagreement. There are moments I find myself feeling validated and moments I feel some of my thoughts and beliefs being gently challenged- and I’m here for it. We all need this model for critical thinking and nuanced conversations. Thanks for the podcast!
It is because of this amazing podcast and the hosts that I now have quite possibly the best therapist. Therapy for Women in Philadelphia is by far the best and most non traditional therapy center. I recommend any and everyone to try them out. BTW SAM I am sooooooo sad that you’re not a Philadelphia therapist!
Absolutely love this podcast. Really look forward to every week
Love this podcast, it feels like the antidote! 💖 really thought provoking, compassionate, relevant and needed conversations. Thank you! Xx
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Conversations center on the messy realities of mental health, relationships, and cultural trends through a lens of nuance and complexity. Episodes frequently dissect burnout, boundary-setting, gender dynamics, parenting, and the social forces shaping personal choices, with a focus on evidence-informed discussion and practical implications for everyday life. Noteworthy is the pair's collaborative dynamic, willingness to acknowledge uncertainty, and willingness to challenge simplistic narratives in psychology, relationships, and culture. This makes it a strong pick for listeners seeking thoughtful, relatable takes rather than quick fixes.
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